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Why, after decades of action and talk, are we still seeing so many women die?

It is probably wrong to touch, even gently, a sea anemone. But even now, I find it difficult to resist ...

The PM's recent attacks on us echoed jibes from the discredited Tories. We are not the problem: we really want to work with him, says the secret civil servant ...

A strain now circulating in dairy cows appears to carry little risk for humans at present, but we need to develop an effective strategy before it mutates, says public health expert Devi Sridhar ...

Macron's fourth premier this year faces the same budgetary headache as Michel Barnier - but the parliamentary equation has changed, says Paul Taylor of the European Policy Centre ...

The PM can't simply sit back and hope things will settle down. But look to history: there is an inevitability about his predicament, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett ...

The country's new leader, Prabowo Subianto, has made a huge effort to rebrand himself and wants to send a clear message to the world ...

Britain will be one of the safest places in the world to be online, says Peter Kyle, secretary of state for science, innovation and technology ...

With Assad gone, it's important not to impose a negative script on what comes next. Syrians deserve support and hope, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik ...

After 22 failed energy policies, the Coalition is being guided by a roadmap to higher bills and higher emissions ...